Eversheds Sutherland - Legal Insights

In this short podcast, Thomas Player, Tamsin Wallace, Carlo van Haasteren and Bernd Pirpamer discuss the move from voluntary to mandatory human rights due diligence legislation in the European Union, Germany and The Netherlands, along with the UK's Modern Slavery Act, and the implications for global labor practices if businesses fail to address human rights issues in the supply chain.

Listen to our first episode as host Susan Lafferty is joined by David McCullough and Alex Holtan to provide insight in the US carbon markets — deciphering what they are and how to get involved.

Listen to the latest podcast in our Hydrogen series. In this episode, we sit down with Keith Mcgrane of Corre Energy to discuss some of the key issues in developing grid-scale hydrogen-based renewable energy storage projects.

In our latest 13-minute podcast, Mark Latimour, Simon Daniel and Ros Wood discuss some of the trickier issues that Trustees should be aware of ahead of looking at pensions risk-transfer.

In this short podcast, partners Audrey Elliott and Jessie Uppal discuss the impact of Brexit on right to right to work processes and the changes brought about for employers in relation to the employment of EU and non-EU nationals.

As part of the latest materials in our Evolution of Work series, Elizabeth Graves and Antonio Santini at Eversheds Sutherland discuss the recent developments in Italy in relation to the use of "green passes" and the implications for employers in this 13 minute podcast.

In this webcast, the presenters discuss the latest procedural guidance released by the IRS to assist taxpayers in considering and implementing the Final Regulations under Sections 451(b) and (c). Released amidst the flurry of filing season, Rev. Proc. 2021-34 provides taxpayers with ample opportunity not only to comply with the Final Regulations in 2021, but also early adopt them on their 2020 ret...

In a world and state already riddled with uncertainty, California holds a recall election. Through it all, however, taxes remain a constant. Join us for a look at what 2021 hath wrought thus far in California tax legislation, administration and litigation.

In the first in our series of podcasts,  Alex Smith, Senior Associate at Eversheds Sutherland  is joined by  Emma Harvey, Programme Director at the Green Finance Institute  and  Ian Tetsill, Global Head of Debt Finance Strategy at Eversheds Sutherland  to discuss why sustainable credit is good credit.

Mainland China recently introduced two brand new pieces of data protection laws, which will have a profound impact on how organisations should process Mainland Chinese residents' data. Join Philip Chow and Kenny Tam from our Asia Technology and Data Privacy Team in this inaugural episode of our "Road to Compliance: China's new data privacy regime" podcast series where we unpack the new laws.

This UK labor law podcast provides an update on new and emerging matters, followed by a look at staff shortages, recruitment and retention issues across multiple industries and what this means for organised labor, employees and worker engagement.   Read our latest UK labor law update

This webcast will discuss state tax department responses to marketplace issues from Bloomberg Tax's 2021 Survey of the States. As part of this survey, Bloomberg Tax sent detailed questionnaires to the 47 jurisdictions that impose a sales and use tax. The questions addressed a broad range of policy topics, including numerous questions regarding the administration of marketplace facilitator law. Are...

In Poland, electronic delivery service is something completely new. It was introduced on July 3, 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In Germany, on the other hand, the possibility to deliver court documents online existed already in 2004. There are some similarities in the functioning of electronic delivery in Poland and Germany, but also many differences. In this podcast, Agnieszka Feind (Associat...

In our latest 13 minute pensions podcast, François Barker, Charmian Johnson and Helen Tabiner discuss the key deadlines for trustees and sponsors over the next two terms and beyond.

Join Gayle McFarlane as she discusses the recent publication of the ICO consultation on the future of international transfers of personal data from the UK, which is asking for responses by October 8, 2021.

Listen as Maciej Jóźwiak (Partner heading our Dispute Resolution team in Poland) and Stefan Saerbeck (Principal Associate on the Dispute Resolution team in Germany) discuss further aspects of negotiations that may be crucial to those doing business in Poland and Germany. If you conduct or expect to conduct negotiations with Polish or German entities, the answer to these questions may be of your in...

François Barker introduces this 13 minute pensions podcast, as Stuart Earle, Laura Brook and Andy Wright discuss pensions dashboards: what do we already know, what's coming next and what should trustees should be doing now?

Self-testing has become popular in the last months due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Self-tests for laymen are intended to be used by everyone, also those without any medical education, in order to detect an infection with the SARS-CoV-2 virus. However, not many know that such tests constitute a very specific kind of products and as such are subject to respective legal requirements.   In this podcast,...

The Legal Project Management Team are pleased to share with you their new podcast series looking at a range of topics at the forefront of litigation technology and legal project management. In this episode we will focus on the role of Costs Lawyers Legal Project Management (LPM) sphere of Litigation.

This second session provides an in-depth evaluation of income recognition with the panelists walking through the historical evolution of the All Events Test and income recognition methodologies. In light of the recent changes to Section 451(b) and 451(c) of the Internal Revenue Code, this session provides a timely overview of the new statutory provisions, as well as their accompanying final regula...

Following Property Tax 101, this training continues with an overview of property tax, specifically on the valuation of property and assets.

To kick off our four-part series, the speakers review the significance of accounting methods, evaluate what is and what is not an accounting method, and walk through the variety of ways to change an accounting method.  This panel also discusses the substantive and procedural considerations to evaluate when determining whether and how to file a change in accounting method, as well as the implicatio...